landscape
Display Ad Server
Serve ads in standard fixed-size units
api
Native Ad Server
Build native ads into your web page or app
ondemand_video
VAST Video Server
Serve MP4 video ads as pre-rolls
Display Ad Server
Native Ad Server
VAST Video Ad Server
content_pasteRelease Notes
error_outlineNetwork Status
Terms of Service
Security Policy
Privacy/GDPR
roofingProductsarrow_drop_downFeaturesPricing
DocsSupport
menu
Ad Tags
auto_storiesMacros for Ad Serving
auto_storiesAMP HTML Ads
Best Practices
auto_storiesEvaluating 3P Ad Tags for Speed
Campaign Setup
auto_storiesFlight Dates, Quantity & Pacing
auto_storiesCampaign Tiers
Getting Started
auto_storiesGetting Started with AdGlare
auto_storiesAdGlare Glossary
Good To Know
auto_storiesAdblock Detection Script
auto_storiesRevive vs AdGlare
auto_storiesThe Importance of Async Ad Tags
auto_storiesAd Server Pricing
auto_storiesVideo Ad Server with VAST Support
License & Billing
auto_storiesCDN Bandwidth & Fees
auto_storiesDownload Invoice PDFs
auto_storiesCancel License
auto_storiesReplace Credit Card
auto_storiesUpgrade Plan
Native Ads
auto_storiesNative Ads API
Reports
auto_storiesConversion Tracking
auto_storiesMetrics & Dimensions
auto_storiesExporting Data
auto_storiesCustom Formulas
Targeting
auto_storiesFrequency Capping (GDPR)
auto_storiesKeyword Targeting
auto_storiesKey/Value Targeting
auto_storiesGeotargeting Locations
auto_storiesBrowser/OS/Device Targeting
Tutorials
auto_storiesWhite Labeled Ad Serving
auto_storiesBot Filtering for Ads
auto_storiesLazy-Loading Ads
auto_storiesKeeping Ads On The Screen
auto_storiesAdding a 3rd Party Tag
User-Interface
auto_storiesMove to different Folder

Exporting Report Data

menu_book Knowledge Base chevron_right Reports
AdGlare Ad Server

Report data can be exported by clicking the 3-dot icon at the top right. Then choose "Export Data".

The following export formats are supported:

  • Microsoft Excel
  • CSV File
  • HTML Page
  • JSON Code
  • PDF Document

Decimal separators

When exporting data, one of the major inconveniences is that decimal separators may mess up numbers. By default, a dot is used to indicate decimals as per English conventions. Outside the USA, you may use commas to separate decimals (for example: 0,032%). When exporting the data, you can select the separator to use.

Exporting data via the API

If you're on the Enterprise plan, you can export your data via the Reports API. For more information, see the API Documentation.

Share This
Article!

emoji_peopleMore about AdGlare

Since 2013, AdGlare powers the ad serving stack of hundreds of brands and publishers worldwide. With ideas and suggestions coming from Publishers, AdOps and Marketeers like you, we're proud to offer one of the most up-to-date ad servers in the market. We adhere to IAB's LEAN Ads Program and Google's Coalition for Better Ads.

Are you a publisher or brand? Reach out to see how we can help you.